The school plans to offer both bachelor's and master's degrees. BELGRADE, Serbia -- Yodelayheehoo! If you've ever wanted to learn the Alpine singing style of yodeling, now's your chance: A Swiss ...

Switzerland may be fighting a battle to keep the sound of tinkling cow bells, but it's holding on tight to preserve its time-honored tradition of yodeling. The Alpine country wants yodeling to be ...

Swiss yodeling is a unique vocal art that has been an integral part of Switzerland's cultural heritage for centuries ...

GENEVA – The halls of Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts are alive with the sound of music – yodeling, to be exact. The aahl-dee-oh-lay-eee’s emanating from the college’s music department ...

The Swiss Yodeling Association was founded 1910 in Bern. Its various activities – training, courses, publications – include the organisation of national competitions for yodeling, alphorn playing and ...

As I am presently spending a month in Switzerland, I recently read an article online in the Daily Hampshire Gazette which proudly publicized that the town of Worthington has come “one step closer” to ...

The coronavirus pandemic has not deterred the Swiss from sending yodels echoing across their mountain valleys, but a concert attended by 600 people is believed to have made one canton a European virus ...

2. Alpaufzug – Cows being led up to the Alpine pastures for summer. Trad. 3. Betruf – Uri prayer call. Trad. Josef Maria Arnold. 4. De Schratte zue – Towards the Rock Walls. Franz Lustenberger. Solo ...

The code has been copied to your clipboard. The URL has been copied to your clipboard Switzerland says it will ask the United Nations to add Yodeling - a long tradition in the Alpine nation - to the ...

A crack team of Swiss fighter pilots conducted a flyover last weekend. Unfortunately, they were off target and ended up interrupting a yodeling festival, according to reports. The Patrouille Suisse, ...

Traditional Swiss culinary treats, including raclette and chocolate fondue, will be served as part of the 700 Years of Switzerland Street Festival Aug. 1. The event is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.